Summary
Golfer Sergio Garcia said he has not heard any official news about LIV Golf folding, despite rumors about the league's future. LIV Golf players and employees reportedly have limited information, and the upcoming LIV Golf Mexico City event is still scheduled to proceed.
Key Facts
- Sergio Garcia said he has not received any information about LIV Golf shutting down.
- LIV Golf financial backer Yasir Al-Rumayyan supports the league as a long-term project.
- Rumors recently suggested LIV Golf might be closing or facing serious problems.
- LIV Golf staff and players have not been officially informed about the league’s future.
- A meeting of LIV Golf executives was reportedly held in New York.
- Past talks about a LIV Golf and PGA Tour merger have not progressed.
- LIV Golf started in 2022 as a rival golf league backed by Saudi Arabia.
- Several top golfers left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf, including Sergio Garcia and Phil Mickelson.
